pwnhyve
  • Welcome
  • Getting Started
    • Hardware
    • Initial system setup
    • Downloading Pwnhyve
      • Download and setup Pwnhyve
      • Optional stuff
  • Usage
    • Using the interface
    • Built-in Plugins
      • Bluetooth
      • GPIO
      • Sub-Ghz
      • System
      • USB
      • WiFi
  • Plugin Documentation
    • Creating your own plugin
      • Creating plugin classes
      • Printing to the display
      • Managing keys pressed by user
      • GUI functions/classes
        • carouselMenu
        • keyLegend
        • setFloat
        • slider
        • menu
        • enterText
        • screenConsole
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  • Operating system
  • Download RPi Imager
  • Flash Kali Linux onto an SD card
  1. Getting Started

Initial system setup

Any operating system will do, but Kali Linux is highly reccomended - Raspbian Lite works aswell.

Make sure your SD card is at least 32GB, you can go under, but it is highly recommended to get a decently sized SD card.

Operating system

I used Kali Linux for my own Pwnhyve install, so that's what we'll be using here.

Download RPi Imager

Download Raspberry Pi's official imager from their site (https://www.raspberrypi.com/software/); should be quite straight-forward

Flash Kali Linux onto an SD card

  1. Open the RPi imager, and hit "Choose OS"

  2. Scroll down to "Other specific-purpose OS"

  3. Pick Kali Linux, and select the one that matches your Raspberry Pi model

Pick only the original Kali Linux OS - no Pi-Tail, or anything else - just the raw OS.

  1. Pick which storage medium you want to flash the OS to and configure your image to your preferences - make sure you connect to a WiFi network though, you will need to SSH into the Pi soon.

  2. Flash!!

Once done, start your RPi with the SD card inserted, and SSH into it - it might take a bit the first time, but you should have an active, working terminal. Go to the next step and download Pwnhyve.

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